White Mountaineering continues to work with Porter on some solid luggage pieces for Fall/Winter 2011. This coming season they present next to a beautiful wool/suede tote bag, some great waist bags, using both innovative and interesting materials and colors. The stand-out piece from the collaborative Porter collection is though the ‘Luggage Apron’, adding some functionality to the classic kitchen apron.

Check out the full White Mountaineering x Porter Fall/Winter 2011 Collection after the jump.

White Mountaineering introduces a new high top sneaker for Fall/Winter 2011. It comes in four mixed leather/suede colorways, next to two more attention seeking animal fur versions. Look out for a release soon.

In an interesting project, The Fusion Project, Goldwin Japan has put together visvim, mastermind JAPAN and White Mountaineering with Gore-Tex to product some technical jackets, using the advanced fabrics of the brand. All three are not new to this particular market and especially visvim and White Mountaineering are well known for producing some of the best Gore-Tex jackets in the market. The White Mountaineering jackets will release June 26th and the other two collaborations follow on July 2nd.

Obscura Magazine produced a nice lookbook of the new White Mountaineering Spring/Summer 2011 Collection for their latest issue. The attention to detail and once again the successful layering of the clothing is well communicated through the lookbook by the Hong Kong magazine.

Check out the full spread after the jump.

Since White Mountaineering had to cancel their official Fall/Winter 2011 catwalk show, due to the happenings in Japan, the Japanese brand opted for a video presentation this season. Entitled ‘Wilderness Outfitters’, White Mountaineering previews their upcoming collection.

Stylist: Koichiro Yamamoto
Hair: TAKUMake UDA Creative Director: Ryoji Kamiyama (DEFRAG)
Music: 4106xxx（BRAZILIANSIZE / SCAFULLKING etc.), Takashi Kashikura (toe), masasucks (the HIATUS …)

More information on the brand can be found here.

After showing you the collection earlier today, we can now preview one of the boots that will release from the White Mountaineering Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. An interesting mix of suede and canvas can be found on the boots, which also feature plenty of other details, mostly in the form of stitching and patches. Via TB Flickr.

Look out for these to release later this year!

Japanese brand White Mountaineering presents their new Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. They continue to heavily work with layering and with pattern structure, creating their very own and unique look. The mix of tribal infused knitted pieces and technical jackets keeps being very interesting.

Check out the full White Mountaineering Fall/Winter 2011 Collection after the jump.

We take a look at two of our favorite new White Mountaineering Gore-Tex jackets of the season. The Primitive Pattern Jacket comes in short and long versions, featuring a Gore-Tex Paclite Shell and an all over pattern. It comes in overall 4 colorways. The T/C Check Field Jacket comes with an all over checker pattern, interesting pocket construction and a nice contrasting lining. It is also available in two colorways.

Check out all colorways of the two jackets after the jump.

White Mountaineering continues their collaborative work with fellow Japanese label Porter for Spring/Summer 2011. The new collection includes three different Herringbone bags, a variety of patterned scarves and a denim cap. Overall a very nice offering of goods; you can see our top picks in the image above. The full collection is now available through Beams.

More images follow after the click.

After previewing the footwear earlier on, we now take a look at the BLK (Black) Collection by White Mountaineering for Spring/Summer 2011. The highly technical line, consists this season of several strong outerwear pieces, pants, shorts, t-shirts, polos and more. Of course all pieces come in black and Gore-Tex was one of the main materials used.

The full White Mountaineering BLK Spring/Summer 2011 Line follows after the jump.